Significados de traditional story em inglês

The anatomical evidence played a part in scuttling the traditional story, too.

She was also a pirate... or at least that's the traditional story.

The local fishermen still tell the traditional story of her arrival and shipwreck.

Nevertheless, a kernel of truth doubtless lingers in the traditional story.

Tell briefly the traditional story of the founding of Rome.

Look now at the wondrous traditional story of how this island was settled by the red-men.

I do not deny that, even in a refomulated speciational context, several aspects of the traditional story continue to hold.

There is a traditional story of the infant Hercules of toryism, so curiously characteristick, that I shall not withhold it.

While some of the writing is a bit precious, the Pander brothers use archetypes and traditional story structures to their advantage.

In Warton's "Ode" a bard relates to King Henry the traditional story of Arthur's death, and closes with these lines.

Ghosts being seldom dangerous to human life, we follow up the homicidal Glam with a Scottish traditional story of malevolent and murderous sprites.

For years I'd taken personal lyrics and found protagonists from a traditional story to hide myself behind, but with "Battleplan" I didn't always do that.

Every Maori community has traditional stories it can pass on to the next generation, he said.

The most successful retellings of traditional stories for children maintain something of the flavor of their oral origins.

"Mom's still real sick," Alan said, sticking to his traditional story.

The shoreline animals and the traditional stories have been replaced by modern buildings, modern technology, and the news of the world.